Facom K.420N 14 Piece 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Socket Set 3/4"
£647.95 at Tooled Up · 15% below amazon price £760.90
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The Facom K.420N is a 14-piece 3/4" drive bi-hexagon socket set designed for heavy-duty fastening and removal tasks across a wide range of large-format metric fixings.
Built around 12-point (bi-hexagon) sockets, the set offers improved engagement on worn or rounded fasteners, making it well suited to workshop, commercial vehicle, and plant maintenance applications.
The ten sockets span 22mm to 50mm, covering a broad range of larger metric fastener sizes commonly encountered by HGV technicians, plant engineers, and heavy equipment mechanics.
Complementing the sockets are a 3/4" ratchet, two ext
Built around 12-point (bi-hexagon) sockets, the set offers improved engagement on worn or rounded fasteners, making it well suited to workshop, commercial vehicle, and plant maintenance applications.
The ten sockets span 22mm to 50mm, covering a broad range of larger metric fastener sizes commonly encountered by HGV technicians, plant engineers, and heavy equipment mechanics.
Complementing the sockets are a 3/4" ratchet, two ext
EAN 3148515071003 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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